St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-26
Prisoner Boyle Acquitted Of
Burglary, But Held for
Trying to Break Jail.
A Young Man Accused OF En-
beZzlement From Hon.
w. r. Marshall.
Numerous Matters Of News
Gathered by Globe Re-
porters Yesterday.
HECK-MITSCH.


At the Assumption church yesterday
morning occurred the marriage of Miss
Lizzie MitSch. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mitsch, prominent citizens of ST.
Paul, TO Mr.. Matthias Heck. As the
bridal procession entered the church
and moved down the aisle to the altar,
the organ, played by Prof. REM, pealed
forth the strains of MendelSsohn' S
wedding March, At $50 o'clock. in
the presence of 500 friends and relatives
of the contracting parties, the ceremony
was impreSSively performed by Rev.
sOlemniZed with a nuptial mass. The
church choir-thirty voices-rendered
"Weber's Third Mass" and sang the
"Agnus Dei.'' The bridal party was
preceded by four ushers, Peter NJ.
Kerst, George p. HarperS, James j.
PrendergaSt and L. l. CaSSerly followed
by Miss Kate MitSch, maid OF honor, and
sister of the bride, who was
escorted by the groom. Then came
the bride, leaning upon the arm of Will
lam Heck, who served in the capacity
as best man. These were followed by
the Immediate relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
George MitSch, Mr.. and Mrs. George j.
AIitSch. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence MitSch,
Mr.. and Mrs. HarperS, Mr.. and Mrs
George P. HarperS. Miss Maggie Mitsch,
Mrs. Anna Stahlmann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Heck, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Heck,
Misses Maggie and Minnie Heck.
The bride. charming brunette, wore
handsome wedding gown of white
MORE antique, made with a long mar
GuiSe traine and Modjeska corsage
trimmed with point duchess lace and
finished with heavy silken cord. The
conventional bridal veil of white tulle
was caught from the couture, which
was high and fastenedwith a cluster of
roses and SmilaX. She wore corSage
bouquet of yellow roses and carried a
pearl-cOvered prayer book.
Miss Katie Mitsch, maid of honor.
was eostnmed in ivory-tinted albatross,
trimmed with point and ducheSse lace
and silk cord, tabliers of Surah and
satin bows of ribbon. The corsage was
cut ' shape, and the long square train
was finished with white cable cord.
She wore a corSage bouquet of pink
roses and diamond ornaments.
After the ceremony the wedding party
repaired to the home of the bride. 237
Pleasant avenue, where the hoSpitable
doors of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitsch
were thrown open to the invited guests
for SumptuouS wedding breakfast. A
reception was held during the after
noon. and in the evening the festivities
of the occasion closed with dancing
programme which continued until the
early morning hours. STEMS orchestra
furnished the music, which was varied
by vocal selections from the Leider-
kranZ society and the Assumption
church ehoir-thirty voices each. They
rendered several choice selections dur
ing the evening. The floral decorations
We're in profusion. Potted plants and
cut flowers were everywhere. Ropes of
smilaX suspended from the chandeliers,
formed various designs, from which
hung baskets of roses. The folding
doors which led to the banquet hall
were framed in broad trellised arch
of smilax, dotted with white roses and
chrysanthemums. From the center was
SuSnened white dove holding an I'M
broken wreath of immortelles and
myrtle.
THE GUESTS.
Among those who were present at the
evening reception were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitseh, Mr.. and Mrs.
George j. Mitsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Mitsch, Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Harpers, Mr..
and Mrs. Harpers, Jr., Rev. Father Bernard,
Rev. Father Stanislaus, Rev. Father Schriba,
Rev. Father koeberl, Rev. Father Kinda, Mr..
and Mrs. Heck, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lin
deke, Mr.. and Mrs. Mathers Kock, Mr. and
Mrs. Gruber. Mr.. and Mrs. Sehieck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Kerst and family, MIR. and Mrs.
Kerst, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Eahsen, Mr.. and
Mrs Lambert bayfield,, Mr. and Mrs. thinner
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grace, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geist, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Prendergast,
Mr. and Mrs. Granger. Mr.. and Mrs: y.
Finck, Mr.. and Mrs Adam Fink,
Mr.. and Mrs Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. Friend,
Mr.. and Mrs Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy,
Mr., and Mrs. Lahr, Mrs. c. Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Kervin, Mr.. and Mrs. Theobald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Yoerg, John s. Grotie, Mrs. Ealom, Mr..
and Mrs. Raskob, Mr.. and Mrs. Lemean. Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs Walter B. Boyd Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Marthaler, H. Klapproph, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c; Leidlonne, Mr.. and Mrs. Auditor
h Nam and mr. Mrs and B. N Miehc Matt Mr. BFs snd
Mrs. Wolfe, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnheime, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G,
Murray, White Bear; Senator Keller and
family, Sank Center; Senator Capser and
daughter, Sank Center. Henry Capser, DR.,
Sank Center; Mr.. and Mrs. Phfnner, ST.
Cloud; Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and daughter,
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitseh and daugh-
tiers, from Waukeegan; Misses Mitsch, Schlick,
Finks,. Fitzpatricks, Prendergast, Hickman,
Friend, Somers,, Lahr, Kerwin. Theobald,
Michel, Hubers: Messrs. Schleick, Kerst,
Kerst, Jr.. Cassely, Defel, Hick, Mark,
Prendergast, Hardy, Stolf, Marzof, Herman,
Schultz.
Mrs. George Mitsch, mother of the bride,
wore black silk and lace with natural flow
erS.
Mrs George Mitsch, Jr., black ottoman
silk, jet passementerie and ornaments; dia-
monds.
Mrs A. Stahlmann, black Henrietta cloth.
trimmed with black silk cord and crepe lace.
Miss Maggie Ditsch, black faille and silver
lace with flowers and ornaments.
Mrs. William Lindeke, turquoise blue silk
white lace, low corsage, with bouquet of red
roses, made dancing length; diamonds.
Mrs. Col. Keifer, handsome black plush
and velvet costume, point lace and dia-
monds
Miss Fannie Lair, ashen gray evening cos
tune with corsage bouquet of pink roses.
Miss Katie Mitseh, evening costume of
white with garland of flowers; diamond
ornaments.
Miss Hickman pale tint lavender surah.
dancing length, white lace trimmings
Miss Alma Theobald, an exquisite costume
OF green faille. decollete. pink satin sash and
pink flowers, square corsage.
Miss Maggie Hick, Havana brown faille
Franchise, amber jewelfy and flowers.
Miss Fink, a delicate blue silk, made
dancing length, and draped in blue crepe
Miss Michel black lace over MORE
square corsage filed in with red illusion, full
sleeves and flowers.
Miss Kcrst, claret eolored silk and flowers
Miss Stotal, black silk and flowers; dia
monds.
The wedding gifts attracted no little
attention. as they were numerous and
costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Heck will take
up their future residence Oh Carroll
street.
MEYER-CAvITZEL.
John n. Meyer, of the police depart
ment, was united in marriage yesterday
to Miss Mary CayitZel, daughter of
Charles Cavitzel, of $50 West Ninth
street. The ceremony took place at the
Church of the Assumption at $3.50
o'clock in the morning, in the presence